Chapter 7. Developing Activities
IN THIS CHAPTER
A workflow in Windows Workflow Foundation is defined as a singly rooted hierarchical organization (a tree) of components called activities. Activities are the basic unit of reuse and execution within a workflow. An activity could be thought of as a step in a workflow.
Activities are ideal for intraprocess functional composition within a given workflow. In this chapter, you’ll learn how to create your own custom activities using the Windows Workflow Service Activity Component Model as it applies to the various components that compose an activity.
Activity Component Model
At the highest level, activities can be separated into two categories: basic and composite. ...
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